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Figure 3: Thermoresistances
Figure 4: grounded junction Figure5: Isolated junction 2-wires connection 3-wires connection 4-wires connection
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The junction of the sensing The junction of the sensing elements is The thermocouples that Masterwatt supplies are compliant to
elements is made directly onto electrically and mechanically isolated ANSI or DIN specifications. The thermoresistances fulfil IEC
the tube sheath. from the sheath. This insures a long
or DIN requirements.
duration even if thermal shocks or
corrosive conditions are experienced
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THERMOCOUPLES and THERMORESISTANCES
Application: Temperature Measurement
Code Sheath Sensing Hot Max. temp. (°C) Code Sheath Sensing Hot Max. temp. (°C)
Material Element Junction Material Element Junction
TCN 1163 AISI 304 Fe-CuNi grounded -10 / +400 TCN 0756 AISI 304 Fe-CuNi grounded 0 / +350
Material
TCN 2759 isolated -10 / +700 0 ÷ 230
AISI 304 Fe-CuNi 1/4”G, 12MA, 12MB
TRE 3753 ------ -10 / +600 0 ÷ 600
FIBREGLASS
SILICONE
CABLE
Code Sheath Material Sensing Max. temp. Code Sheath Material Max. Sensing D2 Z EL
EL
Element (°C) D1 Φ
TCN 2810 Fe-CuNi 450
temp
(°C)
Element
mm
Φ mm
Type Operating Range Sensing Element Conductors DIN 43710 ANSI MC 96.1
J -200 ÷ +750 °C Iron /Constantan Pos (+) / Neg. (-) / Sheath Red / Blue / Blue White / Red / Brown
K -200 ÷ +1200 °C Chromel /Alumel Pos (+) / Neg. (-) / Sheath Red / Green / Green Yellow / Red / Brown
T -200 ÷ +300 °C Copper/Constantan Pos (+) / Neg. (-) / Sheath Red / Brown / Brown Blue / Red / Brown
E -100 ÷ +1000 °C Chromel/Constantan Pos (+) / Neg. (-) / Sheath Red / Black / Black Purple / Red / Brown
Table 2: e.m.f. values in mV at different temperatures and tolerances for Fe-CuNi thermocouples DIN 43710
-100 -4.75 -5.15 -5.53 -5.90 -6.26 -6.60 -6.93 -7.25 -7.56 -7.86 -8.15 0.034
±3
0 0 -0.51 -1.02 -1.53 -2.03 -2.51 -2.98 -3.44 -3.89 -4.33 -4.75 0.048
°C 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 mV/°C Tolerance In °C
0 0 0.52 1.05 1.58 2.11 2.65 3.19 3.73 4.27 4.82 5.37 0.054
100 5.37 5.92 6.41 7.03 7.59 8.15 8.71 9.27 9.83 10.39 10.95 0.056 ±3
200 10.95 11.51 12.07 12.63 13.19 13.75 14.31 14.88 15.44 16.00 16.56 0.056
300 16.56 17.12 17.68 18.24 18.80 19.36 19.92 20.48 21.04 21.60 22.16 0.056 ±4
400 22.16 22.72 23.29 23.86 24.43 25.00 25.57 26.14 26.71 27.28 27.85 0.057 ±5
500 27.85 28.43 29.01 29.59 30.17 30.75 31.33 31.91 32.49 33.08 33.67 0.058 ±6
600 33.67 34.26 34.85 35.44 36.04 36.64 37.25 37.85 38.47 39.09 39.72 0.061
700 39.72 40.35 40.98 41.62 42.27 42.92 43.57 44.23 44.89 45.55 46.22 0.065 ±7
800 46.22 46.89 47.57 48.25 49.63 49.63 50.32 51.02 51.72 52.43 53.14 0.069
Table 3: e.m.f. values in mV at different temperatures and tolerances for NiCr-Ni thermocouples DIN 43710
Table 4: resistances values in Ω at different temperatures and tolerances for PT 100 thermoresistances DIN 43760
-200 18.55 14.26 10.35 7.06 4.49 2.52 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
-100 60.20 56.13 52.04 47.93 43.80 39.65 35.48 31.28 27.03 22.71 18.44 0.42 1.2
0 100.00 96.07 92.13 88.17 84.21 80.25 76.28 72.29 68.28 64.25 60.20 0.40 0.7
°C 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Ohm/°C Tolerance In °C
0 100.00 103.90 107.8 111.7 115.5 119.4 123.2 127.1 130.9 134.70 138.50 0.385 0.6
100 138.50 142.29 146.82 149.82 153.58 157.32 161.04 164.76 168.47 172.16 175.84 0.373 1.2
200 175.84 179.51 183.17 186.82 190.46 194.08 197.69 201.30 204.88 208.46 212.03 0.331 1.8
300 212.03 215.58 219.13 222.66 226.18 229.69 233.19 236.67 240.15 243.61 247.06 0.36 2.4
400 247.06 250.50 253.93 257.34 260.75 264.14 267.52 270.89 274.25 277.60 280.93 0.338 3.0
500 280.93 284.26 287.57 290.87 294.16 297.43 300.70 303.95 307.20 310.43 313.65 0.327 3.6
600 313.65 316.86 320.05 323.24 326.41 329.57 332.72 335.86 338.99 342.10 345.21 0.315 4.2
700 345.21 348.30 351.38 354.45 357.51 360.55 363.59 366.61 369.62 372.62 375.61 0.304 4.8
800 375.61 378.59 381.55 384.50 384.45 390.38 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
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Section Code (DIN Code (ANSI Section Code (DIN Code (ANSI
Type (mm²) AWG Dimensions colour blue) colour black) Type (mm²) AWG Dimensions colour blue) colour black)
JX
2 x 0.50 20 Φ 4.2 JX 232105 JX 222105
KX
2 x 0.50 20 Φ 4.2 KX 232105 KX 222105
2 x 0.80 18 4.5 x 2.8 JX 232108 JX 222108 2 x 0.80 18 4.5 x 2.8 KX 232108 KX 222108
Table 8: Colour Codes and Error Limits for extension cables as defined in ANSI MC 96.1 – 1975 ISA-RPI specifications
Table 9: Colour Codes and Error Limits for extension cables as defined in DIN 43714 e DIN 43710 specifications
Shell Material:
Thermoplastic: operating temperatures: -100 °C ÷ + 250 °C
Studs Material:
Standard Double Same as thermocouple material with single and multiple
connectors from 2.8 mm diameter to 6 mm diameter.
Calibration: K, J, T, E
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS As for the extension cables, the thermocouple connectors are
manufactured using the same material as the one employed
Thermocouple connectors represent the best solution to join on the thermocouple they are connected to. Thanks to this
electrically the cables of a thermocouple to their relevant characteristic, they do not alter the measured value.
extension cables. They consist of a plug (male connector)
and a socket (female connector) and are available in single STANDARD DIMENSIONS
and double version (to be used with double thermocouples The characteristics of the connectors that are available on
too). Mini connectors (series “Mini”) are available too: they stock are listed in Tables 10 and 11 (standard connectors)
provide the same function with minimum possible envelope. and in Tables 12 and 13 (mini connectors).
Table 11: Cable glands for thermocouples available on stock – standard series
Single connector cable gland Code: 01410001
Double connector cable gland Code: 01410007
Shell Material:
Thermoplastic: operating temperatures: -100 °C ÷ + 250 °C
Studs Material:
Double Mini Same as thermocouple material with single and multiple
connectors from 0.5 mm diameter to 4 mm diameter.
Calibration: K, J, T, E
Table 13: Cable glands for thermocouples available on stock –mini series
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